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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23
JEWELRY.
Obj 0n1telliQe1,nt<fi]el1n:::
Oillco. Nos. rs and AZ Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements,

Lost-A Tor9uoise Breastpin.
Wanted General Agency In Wheeling.
Opera House-Rohert B. Mantell, f
Wauted-Ladles. - ranres ..lt+. Z
Hanging Lamps Ewing Bios
Public sale-D. Y. Parshall. va
For Kent and For safe-jgmes A. HeuIy,
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E s'lr to St. Louis, nlo., Via tho Popu.
Z 80. lar Panhandle Route, -

{
On account Of the twenty.1rst National
Eneampment.of the GA. r. 10 be hel]
IN st. Louis, the ttburch, Cincinnati &
&c. Louis Raitway-ths popular Panlan.
dle Route will cell excursion tickots to
s.. Louis and return a. rate Of SLID from
" Wheeling, W. Va, from September 81 to
= lnciuslye. These tickets will be good
ior passage into st. Louis until Septsmbsr
g, and returning from September ~ 10
obtober 5, 1887. By special arrangements
original purchasers OF theae cxcnraion
ttcketo csn have tho time limited estend.
Cd Until October 81, which Will afford AN !,
pie opportunity to visit points in the West
and Southwest. .s157.,C.- - I" 't COT
r9rson r., contemplating yislhng St Louis
mind that tho Panhandle Ronso la IL ~ ~
si.oft Itne to St. Louis, running day coach hS
ana tuilmaa Bleeplng cars through WITH.
- = = s1't-.l " isti'Sij- z gsl$ MWdF%.
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For tho Worlds Uhampionshlp,

I DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 3o.-Late this at.
ternoon compromise was made between
the Detroit players and directors, where.
by tho players ! will receivo Z $500
IL they win the worlds cham.
pionship and $500 II they lose. A
series oi fifteen games will be played, In.
GLIDING one each in Detroit, st.. Louis,
Brooklyn and Boston. Negotiations are
pending with other cities for the remain.
der: Of the esmeB, but as got no definite
arrangements have been made, f "a \,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23

reception was rendered the bride and
groom at the home Of Mrs. Rsbecca Key.
ssr, mother Of the groom, on Central
avenue last evening. $50 ,7S.sE
Tho Democratic County Central Com.
mittee mo. OF the Windsor hotel and or.
gauizsd by elec.ing Colonel ]. F. Charles.
worth Ohairnsu,' and George Linn secre.
tsry. An Executive Committee OF seven
will he appointed, tho candidates 10 select
this Executive Committee and another
joint meeting Of committees and candi.
dates will be held next Monday morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23

~ Try Ivory starch and learn its mart.
W; No cooSalog, no aticking. Ask your grocer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23
A THREE INNING GAME
aud Saudusky Scores Onc-O,hDr Base Ball
- Games Yesterday.

Aud Sauduslfy Scores One-O.hor Base Ball
49, Games Yesterday. H..
In spite Of the threatening aspect Of the
weather O number Of enthusiasts were
present at the Island Park yesterday af-
telnoon to witnsss tho game between San.
dusty snd Wheeling. Three innings had
been played and Wheeling had just fin.
isbed her half Of the fourth when tho
clouds let looss and dreachiny rain fell
putting On end to. the sport, the scora
standing at the third inning / to o in IA.
vor Of the visitors. 1t may, have been
lucky for the home team that the game
was stopped whore it wac, although the
score even al that stage Of the contoat
should have been even II 1t had not bsen
for Orogsu's attempt to make home run
on three Dagger in the frat inning. a
Eastman Was in the box for sandusky
and kimber and 6tentzel occupied the
points for Wheeling. In the fist inning
Crogan hit the ball into deep left center
for three bases, but was not content TO
atop on third, Gs he WAS admonished TO
do, and in attempting to reach the plate
vas put out. II he had remained on third
he would have scored on Nichols base
hit to left alter Dunn had flied out. Mich
ola stole second and went to third on q
passed ball. Nicholson got his base on
balls but White ended the inning by fly
ing out to Miller. 4 In the second, after
Stentzel died at frat Myers got his base on
balls snd stole second, bnt YVES left there,
as Speidel fouled out and Kimber was
thrown ont at frat on a hit TO short. In
the third the men went out in one, two,
three order. Crogan struck out and Dunn
and Nichol flied out to Mulholland. In
the fourth Nicholson fouled out, White
knocked. an easy fly to Routcliffe and
STANDARDIZATION settled in Mulholland's
hands. 5%. lt;t}% =, 17I.l7l
The visitors made their only ecora in
the first inning. Routcliffe's liner was
nicely felded by Nicholson, bat Miller
got the ball over the right field fence for
two bases. Mulholland struck out, Miller
coming to third on a passed ball. Chris.
man got frat on balls, and Miller scored
on Stencils throw to second to cut of
Chrisman, which was a foolish play when
two men were out. Chrisman went out
in An attempt 10 steal third. In the sec.
ond inning Ryn died ct first on hit to
speidel, McYey'a hot liner WAS neatly
stopped by Nicholson, who threw him out
at first, aud Curry was retired on a fly to
Nichols. Hewer in the third few out to
kimber. Eaatham went to frat on being
hit by pitched ball, and got second on q
passed ball. RoutclffIe's fly was taken by
Nicholson, snd Nichols accommodated
Miller IN the same way. 4. ~ q
The same clubs will play today and TO.
morrow II the weather is favorable. ,faa
Yesterdays Ieaguo md Association Games.
At Observation-Disclosures o.; Nets, 3. 9!
At MISUNDERSTANDING 3; Wash.
irgton, 1. Afternoon game-Iudiananolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23
EoR SALE
TOR SALE,
ls4) TWenty.tour Lots In CnldweiPS ADJ
dition to the City Of Wheeling.

eaid lots are bounded on the north by Twenty.
NUN street, on tho east by Fillmore street. Oh thu
s 70 oy INC h9ndian Homestead, and Oh the w1
aaelr proximity to tho above named railroad
tablishments. - - Y ~.
ra,i not sold In ulssy days viii DO sold at public
fos teftaa and further information apply to
* ias II AZ. if.St Wv. HOGE 4 BRO,
: n, p.yyI., 1900 Market street
AUD .. ". Corner Chspllnc d Sixteenth ST.,
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.TOCKs FOR SALE.
HURST. GLASS SHORT CREEK FARM

q. FOR BALE, ssllllsE :. :
40 Acres. about 1e. miles from Wheeling sHa
miiea from Short Greek Station, on p, q. &st l..
h,ailoaa; ~ acres creek bottom, about 1G0 scrcs
cleared and mostly In grass. It Is rich l!mestOpu
son uIaetlaid with the i've ioottealn Of good coal.
oNutouildinSs For particulars enquire Of PE1Ea
pELAfLAIN, on the promises, or
". v. H0GE & BRO,
euy - l300 MaIket Street, Wheeling " Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23

Yesterdays I.eaguo and Association Games.
At Observation-Disclosures O.; Mets, 3. J!
& At lndianapolis-- 1ndianspolis, 3; Wash.
irston, 4: Afternoon game-Indianapolis,
2; Washington 7. 5ls,T,55ll1 f-:7-E'
1, A. ( Cincinnati Cincinnati, g; 81. Lon
AZ svvillls-Louiaville, O.; Cleveland,
At Detroit-Detroits, 0; New York, Q,
& At Chicago-Ohicapos 9. Rneton n -,
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MIR. Jerry aobau, Of Chicago, formerly
OF this city, and Miss Margaret Jordan, Of
the South Side, were married at A o'clock
yesterday afternoon at st. Joceph's Co.
thedral, Rev. Mgr. J. T. Sullivan ofhcia.
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a pleasant and commodlous Cottage on z,ae
street. Aland Is now offered a, a most reasonable
inquire. Parties wishing to purchase homo bayc
good chance. ID z;l.zl.,T
}Qly Nh @. A. sCHAEFER & co,
s-H. : 49, !. ---.--.- = ~ ~. Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23

Will D. Sharpe, Cleveland stationery
salesman, lis here with an even dozen
trunks full OF samples for the holiday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-23

In the police court yesterday Jabs Goz.
ney, for the same old plain drunk, was
fined s. and costs, and committed for
thirty dsya in default. Frank CLARK,
another case Of plain drunk, arrested by
Officer Desmond, was Hned 81 and costa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADSTUFFS.

0RNMEAL-Staudard, So 3O@2 IS; pearl,
| SS25@3 IS; 70 Ter, So 40, quiet.
| HAY-Choice, from store, 759SOc; car load
frem levee or depot, Sl3 509n; prime, from
store, 7Oa75c; car load from levee or depot,
Sl2 50gl3; prairie, from store, SOC; car load
from levee or depot, 49,.
BRAN@F,om store, s5c9sl; from levoe or
6ORN-from store, white, Soc; mixed,
4Sc; from levee or depot, white, in bulk, 46c;
in sacss, 400; mixed, in bulk, 42c; in
| sacks, 45c.
| from levee or depot, white. in bulk, $50; in
sacks, size; mixed, in bulk, Sic; in
sacks, $50.
FL0UR-From store, common, SO 25@s 50;
family S365g3 70; choice, SO 80 "a; fancy,
81 Is "A Is; extra fancy, 81 1894 60; patents,
BEANs-Navy, 81; medium, 81 90.
0ATMEAL-ln half barrels, s2S3 Is from
CRAcKED wHEAT-In half barrels, "a Is
l'4 46M Si2SSi AND GRITs-From store, $50
0RAcKERs-sOda, extra, 40; soda. treble
SEA-; assorted jumb.es, l0c.
merely nominal; No 2 red cash, 7l5c.
Corn stesdy;. No; 2, cash, 90@c bid, 30Ac
asked; August, 2lc bid, 2l1ac asked.
LIVERPOOL, June 10 -Wbeat-dulI and
changed Receip s. Wheat. past 3 days,
220,000 eentals, includi z 5000 Americ n
American corn past days, 81, 400 centals.
NEW YORK, June 10 Flour receipts,lll,-
00l pkRs; exports, 1872 hrs, 1850 sks, gem
orally ste dy; sale,, 400 brls: Wheat re-
cepts, $3.50 bu; exports. 42, 1886 bu; sales,
6, l2S.000 Blu futu-es and $1,000 bu spots.
Corn receipts, so, 100 hu; exports, 81, "a bu:
sales, $4,000 bu futures and l52 900 bu spot,
Oats atrife better, receipts, $500 bu; ex-
ports, 1923 bu; sales, '24O, 900 Blu futures and
$4,000 bu spots.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June 10.-Flour easy and
dull, but quotations unclaimed. Wheat "a
Ic lover; No; Sed, cash, s21s@Ssc; June.
S8o; July, So9sS8l &c, closing e SO1sc; Au-
Der, SisS Ss2Sc, cio.ins at 10 clS SSpss% at
Size bid. Corn 20 lower; cash, 361Sc June,
36@351Sc bid; july, 3614g269ss, closing AZ
o61Sc; August, 366sh957c, closing at $3.50. Oats
Siq gn nSS s cash Ss' June
nom nally 55c. Hay fairly active; timothy,
S95Og4l4; prairie, 81 81 Bran strohg at $40.
Cornmeal active at 81 l0a2 l5 Rece pts-
Flour, 800 brls; wheat, 25,O0O bu corn, 5000
bu; oats,2 900 bn; rye, none: barley, 1000
bu Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat
loo bu; corn, 5000 bu; oats, IA, 600 bu.
rye, none; barley, none.
CHICAGO, lib, June 1O-Catles this
mornir were dull and put down ard ten
deucy on wheat ana corn Beyond these
ca ly sdvices there was littls or nothing 70
affect the opening markets. The rece pts of
wheat continue heavg 5)l cars we're report
ed this mosnihg. July wheat opened AZ
S5Zc ramOf that 000, 900 bu wheat had
cleared f ON New York was circu a I'd csus
ing july 10 jump to SJ54c, bat it almost inn
med ately eacted to S)1Sf. An expec ed un-
{ yOrable crOp rey0rt and large clearinRs of
wheat both from New York and Philadei-
phia, made the VIII at market rOngsr, and
BY 10 80 DEL ok July SEeat sol l up to SSISc
Speculation was not grea ly disturbed ny
any outside influence during the ofninR
session. The cliq=e did nsthiBg as usual,
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RRalEIklNlNA

Observation-Disclosures. l29l3c; creamery,
re; dairy, loo; country butter, l5d22c.
HOG PkODUOTS-Firm; mess pork, new,
w 90; old SD 5l; sugar cured hams, l1SS
baco S1zGS16c; clear side bacon, 80; bacon
shoulders, 70; bulk. pork clear sides, SIC;
clear rib sides, S9S1Sc; shoulders, $40; long
clear; Sc; Gork strips, 72Sc.
kegs, 10; choiCS kettle, $3.50, Quiet. ~
CHEESE-Prime fats. 9sl0c; New York
factory, none; Iull cream, 15c; Young
A PfsS fE iii 81 so; half barrels.
P06Lf&Y-t chickens active; spring. 81 25
FRESH MEATs-Cold storage beef, fore
quarters, Sc; hindQuarters of beef, 100;
mutton, 50: Memphis meats--Bsef fore
S S' S5sS7c. Pork, s1SsHc' 'S''' NUT
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June 1O.-Provisions
O. 40. Dry salt meats-boxed shoulders,
S. IS; long clear, 81 70; clear ribs, 81 x;
short clear. 81 87h Bacon-boxed shoulders,
IS S75sss IS; short clear, IS 65aS rs. Ham,
steady at ll94@l4c. Butter s. eady and firm
creamery, H@l7o; dairy, lO9l4c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, June 1e.-Short ribs and
lard we're moderate IL active and stronger
and prices ave,aged higher. The offerings
eArty were DHnt, nbu temhnu from shorts
and to fill outside orders fir. and prices OF
shsrt ribs were adv noed lO9l2l$c and lard
So. A reaction followed after the carly buy
ers had been tlled up and the closing prices
were identical with the opening fg-
ures, with exceptions OF August and
September ribs, which were 21ac better. Tho
Cath quotations were as follows: Mess
pork, per brl, s22; lard, per 100 lbs,
So 671S96 70; short rib aides, loose, 81 coo
62h; dry sailed shoulders, boxed, S. 60
as 70; short clear sides, boxed, 81 95@S.
The lead ,ng futures ranged as Follows:
Mess pork, per brl-June opened at S22,
highest so, lowest s22, closing at so. Lard,
per 100 lbs-June opened ut S. IS, high
est S. 20, owest IS 65, closing at
8 S.; July opened at s6 70, highest Sc rs,
lowest So 20. closing at So 70; Au
gust opeoed at Sc 80. highest, 90 IS,
lowest So 50, closing at 81 so; Septem Der
opened at So 80, highest ST vs., lowest So 80,
closing at Sc 80 Short ribs, per 100 lbs une
opened al 81 s. highest 81 rs, lowest 81 621S,
closing at 81 65; July opened ut 81 IS,
h'shest 81 75,iowest 81 62H, clos ng at 81 65;
August opened at 81 ~, hishest 81 8215,
lowest 81 20. closing at 81 ~; September
oponed Mt 81 80, highest, 81 80, lowest,
81 80, closing NJ 81 S2M On the Produce
txch .nge TODAY, the butter market was
m, and fair demand; dairy, l2a15c;
creamery, 1Sgl7c, Eggs firm at l3A@l4c.
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Prob blv the most important feature Of III,
day was arumsr that certain parties we're
going % make tender Of inspe cted wheat
and, Y 1t wa, net accepted, would test the
u Of warehouse receipts, il being i'm ossi-
BILE 10 deliver In the regular way owing 70 the
scarcity OF storage room. This, il accom-
p po1tsSt .u,, wGS,d bu, Do very iS-
but a Tumor snd could not be traced TO any
reliable source. A little sDurt of local buy-
ing came 10 just before the ] o'clock close,
putting July MP to Sl]fc,. then il 'eac.ed a ,
session At S51<@s51sc. The crowd remains In |
doubt about the atutude Of the clique In |
July wheat, many regard. g it a very doubt. |
ful venture TO load up with that future In |
view OF the amount in store aud the favor. |
able crop reports. June wheat ranged from
g29929sc, closing at the opening figure, 92Lso, |
There were FRI auent Illustrations in August
OF Iaetiopal amount, during the day, II |
opened at Sc and closed at Sl9Sc, Corn was
The local crowd we're more disposed to sell
and country operators contine to ehange
their trades from near to more distant
futures, and the dineTencs widened slight y,
Receipts were fair. July opened at 500, sold
down to SSi4c and closed at SSx(3SSsSc.
October closed at 40. good deal
Of corn Is being tsHsn out of store
a y. nc vessel room room was chartered for
JhotNSV Saoh Nuo'AeAoub were Ms |
follsws: Flour continues quiet and
prices unchanged. No. spring wheat,
ll14@9lsSc; No. spring wheat, 7Sc; No. 2 red,
,214o; No. 2 corn, S714c; No, 2 oats, 25hc; No.
rye, $40; No. 2 barley, 59c; No. haxseed,
i l6; prime timothy seed, 81 IS. The ead-
NJ futures ranged as follows: Wheat,
No. 2-June opened at g21ac. highest 92akc,
Owest 92c, closing at 921Sc; July opened
i S1ac, highest $3.50, lowest S5lkc,
losing at Sbs4c;. August opened at SIC,
highest S2Ac, lowest Slhc. closing st
ls4c; September opened at size, highest
&c, lowest $3.50, closing at Sl9sc Corn, !
10. 2-June opened at T5sc, .hlghest 315sc,
oweet S7sSc, closing a. S7ssc: July opened at {
&c, h CHEST &c. lowest SSISc, closingsat
S12c; August opened at 40c, highest 40c,
Dwest 3912c, closing at 395zc; September
pened at 40sSc, highest 40s6c, lowest 4G3kc,
losing at 1850 Oats, No. 2-June opened al
15sc, highest 25sGc, lowest 2519c, closing at
40; July opened at 259 80, highest 263zo low
st .6isc,c losing at 261so ;Ausust and Soptem-
or opened al 251se. hi hest 26s &c, lowest 251Sc,
losing al 25%c. heceiPts-Flour, 500 bris;
heat, 237,uO blu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats, L
200 bu; rye. mono; barley. 5000 bu.
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 200
u corn, $4,000 bu; oats, " 900 bu; rye,
one; barley, 600 bu. .
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HOUSEHOLO sUPPLIEs.

APPLES Buying, loo Q, STAG; selling.
So 80 or barrel dried apples, Sc yer pound
from tore. Dried Dc ohes, 6c from tore
VEGEFABLES-0nio 81 25d2 so from
store Cabb &c, crate, 1908 Is. Kraut, bar.
els: 50 half barrels, SO Garlic, 81 per 100.
4FRUll - Oranges mported, S. 5O@i
per box. Lemons, So 5013 SO per box; large
su9ply Bananas, 81 50d12 so per bunch.
NUFS-so 96 pei 100. Pear uts-
Virsinia, &c; Tennessee farmers stock, 80
&c; roasted, 2Hc higher; shelled, 100. Al
mOnds, lSc. Walnuts-Ei Rli,h, l8c; Fran IN
l5o, Fi!berts. 1910. Pecans-Iexn,, 7sl0o ;
Brazil nut, 1910. Chestnuts-Impor
1910 per pound.
RAIsINs.aoL.ondOn layers, 50; laysrs.s2 rs;
PICKLE In jars, pin Is SOC ; quart, 81 so y;
half gallons, " 75;, gallons, 1916 ioose, bar
rels, S 5Qe7s halt barrels, 81; mixed, bar
rels $40 ) mixed, half barrels, s..
EGG Firm 1llzalSc.
PQTAIOES1New, buying, 1893 so; loose,
CIDER-New York, S6 so per barrel and
S3 so per half barrel.
g Is; No. 2. IS 49, No. 8, s.; lob kit, No. l.
81; No 2, Soc; No. 8, S5c. Dry behring's,
family, Is per box.
GAN Game 6sh, 5a6o.
y NEGARml09l6c per gallon.
CANDLES-Full weight, sNa9c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
WOOL,

1 WaahAd-
| WooL-Durry grease wool. IN y burr
washed $3.50; tub washed, S9S5c. 1t AT
NEW YORK.. June 10, Wool Qgi, = II
steady; domest 6, fleece, 81 D57c; puliea
sic; Texas, 9934c.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, June IO.-wool "a.
and tubwashed lower; sosrfe braid un.
washed bright medium 2S92SIsc; coarge
brad lb925o: low sandy l3@f3c foe light
l9g2ic; hne heavv Itd2Oc; tubwashed, choice
SssS9@c; fair S6(1Ssc; low 32gSs
HL0ND0N, June l0.-Atths wool sales TO.
day good represen tatiVe class was offered,
eonsisting largely Of New Zealand greasy.
The brisk competitions was main g. med. For
eignOrs were the larger buyers Priees grad.
unlly hardened, and ut the close were on
about q par with those at the close Of the last
sales.
BOSTON, MASS, June IO.-WooI strong.
or; Ohio and Pennsylyania extra heeces,
SSc; NA, &9S5c; Michigan extra, sic;
medium upwashed combinE, 30gSiC; hRe !
medium territS5S, HG2Sc; medium new
mia, l7@lSc; medium unw3hed, 2Sg3Oo;
pulled wools-supers, Sd40c: extra, 2lcgSSe.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June lO.-Wocl
market hIm; low and medium wool In good
oemand Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Nir-
ginia Xxx and above, 293lo; Y, 3l6yS2c;
medium, ,S7gSSc; coarse, sT@Ssc; New
} Org Michigan Indisna and Westeln fne
,oal Sc, S6GsS7c; fine washed delaine X and
Xxx, $3.50; medium washed cOmbing ard
ielaine, $3.50 Sc; coarse washed cumbing
and delaine, 8@S9c; Canada washed comb
ing, %936c; tubwsshed, 3594lc; medium
inwashed oombing and do 0ine, S0@Slc;
Valley Oregon, 2S2Sc; New Mexican and
Color ado, iia2lc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 9l8, Shelby County DOoket-Mary j.
Cooke II al VS.. J. .. Hatcher ct al,
TTNDE and by virtue of u decree Of sale
" entered in above cause by the supreme
Court OF Tenuessee,. sitting a. Jackson, at
tho April term. 1887. / will sell at publio cut
cry, 10 the highest and beat bidder, at IL
O'Clock M, on
RaInrday 18th day OF June, 1857,
in front of tho courthouse door. 10 the Tax
ing District Of Shelby county. Tennessee,
late city # Memphis, tho following lot Of
roal estate; Lying. situate and being In tho
Taxing District Of Shelby county, Times
see, late city Of Memphis. being lot No ~,
block No. q, fronting G31I feet, more or 10 8,
on the west sids OF Main street and rum n
back $50 feet, more or loss, 10 an al ey, upon
which IL u uated a tbree-storJ brick build ng
or store house, known as No. 359 Main street,
said property bsing situated between Gayoso
and nion streets.
Terns-sl5,0OO ca9h, balances In two equal
pa ments at ono and two years. with 9 Per
cent, interest; u II n TO 20 70 ninei on SAID
property to secure said deferred payments
"'' " JNO W RUFaRp, Clerk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
Health II WeAlIh-DP. Heanregard's
Tonic aud RerVsne, she Great
French hDpcifc

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eases Of the nervous System may be- radi-
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has proved infsliible If taken according TO
directions, which are affixed TO each bottle.
One box equal TO one months Treatments
will cure recent cases. Price, 81 90 box,
or six boxes for 30 90. Sent by mail pre-
paid on receipt of price. We guar ntee six
boxes to euro any ease. With cash order re-
ceived by us for six boxes we will send our
written guarantee 10 return the money II
ert Il Co., druggists sole agents for United
100 and 2l6 Vain A.. . New nbts. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
GR,bEERIES.


SUGAR-Pure white, 61s961zc; off white
,RlCE-Loulsiana, 415g5%c; Carolina, $40
SIC.
6hc;yel!ow clarified ga seconds, 6ka
&c; powdered, 71d,; cut loaf, 715o. Strong,
Q ,NDlES-Sticks all sizes, in boxes, rails
and barrels, 719@9%c.
CoFFEE- ommon, 2Ohc; ordinary, ga
2221Ic; fair 231aS24c; prime Rio, 24@2i1sc;
choice to fancy, 2 @26o; old government,
SpAP-3@515c per mound.
SALT-OniO river, 81 10 per barrel; Sagi-
nav, 81 % per barrel; sacks, fine, 81 35a
! 45; coarse 81 log Is; pockets, bleachea,
2h@Ic; car loads from levee or depot, DC
MOLASS ES-Louisiana, common to fair,
N@Dc; prime tn choice, 42G50c; syrur,
2i@4Oc; mmon to fair, 25@2Sc; prime to
choice, IS e4Oc; centrifugal fancy, S94Oc.
iANNED GOODS, ETC-prices per doz n:
Pinsapples, 81 259l so; reaches, q ID stand
ard, 81 35@l as; seconds 81 1O9l Is; BIB,
81 25i tomatoes, 2 10 STANDARD sl@l 10; BIB.
81 l5gl 25i strawberries, 81 lOgl rs; rispber-
cages, 81 COOL rs; pelrs, S2s2 Is; piums,
81 6l@l 70; asparagus, 81 60 "a green corn,
81 Dd As; reon pess, 81 S. II IS; cove oys-
ters, full weight. lib, S599jc; Id, 81 so =
us; light, weight, l. b, S. a65cl Glib, SIG
]. 10; co densed milk-Crown, s. 1895 IS;
Eagle, " rs; swiss, S. rs.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jure 1O.-Coffee-
In ! ght dem nd but holders are firm; Rio,
2l1Sg24c. Rice steady at 495c. Sugar strong;
open ettle, ROOl lair TO fully fair, $40;
centrfugas, of white. 559@5 Ii Ice; choice
yellow clarified, 5916a55Ec; prime yellow
clar' fed, SIC; seconds. 41.951Sc. Molasses,
steady; centrifugal, strictly prime to fancy,
2St933c.
NEW YORK, June I0.-Cofee-Spot fair
Rio nominal and not quOtsbls; Optious
active and dsc dedly lower, closing 6rm;
SALES, 9i,750 hags; June, Is 70 IlS S5c
July. 1890 1885 August, 10 05alg.35c
Septem Der, l9 20g20o; October, 19.35g2O lOc;
November, 10 4Og2J 20 December. 1880
~ zoe; January, l9.50dl9 SOC; February,
~ 6Og2Oc; March, 10 509l0.l5c; April, 10 05
gu 10. qear easier and q let; fir Mus
eo'bdO; Ice; st. CIoix, 46-l6c; lair eta
ing, quoted $40; refined steady; yellow,
4Hs4 Z &c; mould A, 8 l3-l695sc cubes
5 10 l6 MOlHsses dull and nominal; so
test, 2Ohc. X Co steady.